Registered Nurse- Gastroenterology
$70,000–$90,000 ANNUALLY
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Posted 22 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000–$90,000 ANNUALLY
About the role
- Assess patients, obtain medical histories and vital signs, and document findings in the EHR
- Provide direct nursing care and provider-ordered treatments
- Administer medications and monitor patient responses
- Start IVs and administer IV fluids
- Provide patient and family education regarding medications, treatments, and acute/chronic conditions
- Complete medication refills, prior authorizations, forms, and electronic orders
- Triage patient calls and determine the appropriate level of care
- Direct patients to a provider, urgent care, or the emergency department when clinically appropriate
- Respond to urgent patient and walk-in concerns
- Recognize and respond appropriately to changes in patient condition
- Support Medical Assistants and collaborate closely with providers and clinical staff
- Maintain efficient patient flow and accurate clinical documentationQUALIFICATIONS
- Active North Carolina RN license REQUIRED
- Graduate of an accredited nursing program; BSN preferred
- Current BLS certification
- Minimum 1 year of professional RN experience
- IV insertion experience REQUIRED
- Strong clinical assessment and nursing triage skills
- Outpatient, ambulatory care, or Gastroenterology experience preferred
- Experience working with an EHR system
- Excellent communication, organizational, and patient-service skills SALARY: $70,000–$90,000 ANNUALLY, DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE MONDAY–FRIDAY | 8:00 AM–5:00 PM SEND RESUMES TO: Qualified RNs are encouraged to apply ASAP!
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